Here is an interview with Jay Atkins from Off The Charts Radio in the United Kingdom.

We just had an interview with 106.5 Fm The End, out of Charlotte, NC. Part of the Divakar Show. Here is the link to listen to the interview.

Thanks all for the support. We are pretty excited.

Hey family and Friends,

Tropic Culture will be starting a podcasting feature here at our blog page. you will be able to grab any live recordings, interviews, and just commentary by Tropic Culture and others. We will post a podcast soon in the near future. Working on some material and live recordings. We will also offer free downloads of our live recordings. So pay attention because there will be things sneaking up your way. Thanks for all the support and will see you soon.
Until next time,
Tropic Culture

How about that!!! Tropic Culture is getting noticed in different cities around the world.. we are very happy about this... one of the coolest places is the city where stonehedge is!!! hells yeah!! we will do our best to be able to rock that place soon.. other cities that have been noticing us are located in Argentina, Germany, Taiwan , vietnam, amongst others.. these are exciting places and the band will do its best to rock all your cities one day soon!!!  if you want us to come to your town Request us to your radio stations and keep coming back to our website.. talk to us let us know you love us and we will love you back by rocking your town!!!! Long live Tropic Culture!!!

Hi everyone,
It has been, what seems a while, since our last blog. We can say that it has been a hectic last few weeks and upcoming. As you all know we have a busy weekend and getting closer to our CD Release Party. What we like to discuss is the technicalities that come with creating album art and music recording and mastering. It has been a prominsing experience with all of it, but the time spent on these items have expanded longer than anticipated. Some out of our control, others we could have prevented, but over all positive. Getting involved has tought us to appreciate the work and artistic outlook to everything involved with the creation of a recording project. From posters, to flyers, to postcards, to CD booklets, and the final master. It takes a whole lot attention to the details to make a good project successful. Bring the right people and heads together and it can be accomplished.  We are happy with it and we hope that everyone can experience the hard work put towards this album. We will start a series on what each song means and why it was written. We should say a selected number of songs will be explained through our blog. It all depends on how much Alberto feels he wants to reveal to the world of music. Anyhow, We hope to see you all soon, and until next time: "Live to Love, Love to Live."
Tropic Culture

Hey everyone out there,

Tropic Culture has started there initial newsletter that will come out every month. Check it out, see our fan of the month, and other news, updates and so forth. Any ideas or features you would like, let us know. Give us feedback on it.  To get to it go to our community page and link to the newsletter page or just click on newsletter in this blog to go direct. We appreciate it,

Thanks,
Tropic Culture

We will began a newsletter this month (May, 2008). We will also have free things for our fans and subcribers. So be ready to be surprised. We would like to have a Fan of The Month section on our newsletter, so if you are interested please send us information about yourself and picture if you like. We appreciate the support. Make sure you sign up to our mailing list.

Thanks,
Tropic Culture

So we decided to go and try to set up a semi-acoustinc session in the streets tonight. I just got back from it and it was pretty awesome. We went to the NoDA district here in charlotte, NC and played until about 3:00 am. It ended up being 2 guitars, latin percussion, violin, and vocals. Through the night we let several individuals show up for the spot light. Eventually a harmonica player came through and jammed as well as some guitar, bass and other percussionist. We will defenately be doing that again, it was much fun. Now its time for me to go to bed...
Until next time,
Jorge
Tropic Culture

Coming back to the studio in 2008 had different purpose and agenda. Alberto decided to add some new songs and tracks to the Album. So there we went. Here are a few pictures from the Studio Orleans engineer Paul Trahan. By the way we are almost finished, have one more day of studio work and to the mastering lab we go. We will let you know how that goes.
  Alberto giving Jorge direction and telling him to get off the phone (you know how it is with the phone these days, actually Jorge was turning it off ).

Jorge on his congas getting ready to start his tracks.

Alberto Exhausted after hours in the studio.

So we get to the studio not knowing what to expect. This being our first time and the excitement fluttered through our veins and you could see it in our faces. Our expectation were high and goals were set. Drums and bass were the first to go. It went pretty smoothly for our first drum and bass tracks. We began this project late 2007. More to come soon.
Jorge

We have been going at it since last year, 2007. Finally we see an end to the road. our first album: live to love, love to live, will be out soon.we will post pictures and some experience on our new blog. check back with updates. Thanks,
Jorge